We are quickly approaching the 45 day deadline which is this Friday (1/14).

Check out Noble Mortgage, I'm currently doing two refinance loans with them and they have investor friendly approach to things.

I want to best approach these people I'm wondering what happens to those people who go with discount brokerages?

One great approach is to draft into the operating agreement that early exit isn't permitted. 

Most of my client base are local and out of state investors that we cater to and we run in depth analytics for them to see the potential growth from the "big picture".

We respect those who would approach this differently.

Maybe approach it backwards......ask them how much more rent they'd be willing to pay for an extra bath?

If were to approach a developer to build a multifamily property and the cost would be $2million, how do I determine what the post construction value (for cash out refinance) would be once its filled with tenants.

If were to approach a developer to build a multifamily property and the cost would be $2million, how do I determine what the post construction value (for cash out refinance) would be once its filled with tenants.

How do people typically approach buying a second home like this if they want to keep the first one and rent it out.